Submitted by Curly Brace on Sun, 08/14/2011 - 13:39 Permalink
Of course we all wait when the database will grow up to 1000 entries (btw, when I found lgdb.org, it contained only ~245 games ;) , but LGDB's aim is not to collect as much games as we can. Instead, we should try to add only those, which really deserve interest of majority of Linux gamers. Also, I think that after reaching 1K games we can start to make "database cleanup" of those games who became abandoned, died, etc.
So, don't hurry. Reaching 1000 entries is inevitable, and it will be great if each of these 1000 games will be interesting.
Submitted by Curly Brace on Mon, 08/15/2011 - 08:29 Permalink
> What about future WebGL games like Emberwind?
We don't include browser based games, but with few exceptions (like Quake Live), because there are too many of them.
Of course we all wait when the database will grow up to 1000 entries (btw, when I found lgdb.org, it contained only ~245 games ;) , but LGDB's aim is not to collect as much games as we can. Instead, we should try to add only those, which really deserve interest of majority of Linux gamers. Also, I think that after reaching 1K games we can start to make "database cleanup" of those games who became abandoned, died, etc.
So, don't hurry. Reaching 1000 entries is inevitable, and it will be great if each of these 1000 games will be interesting.
There are 5 funny games from Grubby Games , which are not in database...
Demos are here , but full versions only on trrntz.
these games aren't available anymore for linux
I have these:o. What about games like vodovod?
I thought I submitted it, its one of the game I did translation.
I think it is dead, was it important for the history of gaming on linux? - I don't think so.
What about future WebGL games like Emberwind?
It cloned a game which is important to gaming history.
3 Fizzwizzle games are in the database, and they are still sold by Anawiki.
Upd: I was wrong, anawiki's purchase link leads to nowhere.
> What about future WebGL games like Emberwind?
We don't include browser based games, but with few exceptions (like Quake Live), because there are too many of them.